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  1. 01-28-2010, 12:20 PM #1
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    Welcome to my town.

    I wanted to share a song created by a Columbus, Ohio radio station to spoof my town. I did not know it was a spoof because I thought it was an accurate portrayal.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Um5BMO3CyQ

    Enjoy and visit soon.
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    Nice!
    My coworker's husband is from that area. I'm sure she'll love this.
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  3. 01-28-2010, 12:46 PM #3
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    Hahaha. Funny stuff. Really that bad?
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    Quote Originally Posted by poppachubby
    Hahaha. Funny stuff. Really that bad?





    When you go to a county fair and the busiest booth is selling rebel flags you wish you had left your pride flag at home.
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    So how do you do it? I see you living in a small, "liberal" New England type town. Not in a Wal-Mart hell hole.
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    That's hilarious! I'm going to have to share that one with Hubby. He's a white collar guy, but drives a pick-up truck...which I love to tease him about. He'll love this!
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    Quote Originally Posted by GMichael
    Nice!
    My coworker's husband is from that area. I'm sure she'll love this.
    She sent it home to her hubby and he loved it. Much of it must be true.
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    Quote Originally Posted by poppachubby
    So how do you do it? I see you living in a small, "liberal" New England type town. Not in a Wal-Mart hell hole.
    He should move to our town. I thought it was great when our neighbor started flirting with my dad.
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    Oh man that's too funny...I grew up in a few small towns (Minot, ND) that could use a song like that...thanks for sharing!
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    Quote Originally Posted by poppachubby
    So how do you do it? I see you living in a small, "liberal" New England type town. Not in a Wal-Mart hell hole.




    Somebody has to pull up between the pick-up trucks in their silver Toyota Echo with the opera blaring. A good soprano can cut right through the blaring country.
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    The courthouse and the rear end were impressive.
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    Quote Originally Posted by JohnMichael
    Somebody has to pull up between the pick-up trucks in their silver Toyota Echo with the opera blaring. A good soprano can cut right through the blaring country.
    "Mission control, picking up something on the Gaydar..."

    I suppose they don't know of such things in Newark, where trucks and rear ends are big.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 02audionoob
    The courthouse and the rear end were impressive.

    I can't believe GM is gonna let that hang in the air like that...
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    So that's their idea of a big rear-end huh?

    I think every state has a few burgs like that - even No. Cal has 'em. Washington State defintely has them. The only reason anyone drives a truck like that is because they couldn't find a bigger one. If they made a pickup based on a school bus platform guys would buy it. I thought that's what Extenz was for.
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    Quote Originally Posted by bobsticks
    I can't believe GM is gonna let that hang in the air like that...
    What's better than a rear hanging in the air?
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